Tuesday, January 4, 2022

What is a weldolet (Welding Outlet)?

Weldolet (Welding Outlet) is the most common of all branch connections, and is welded onto the outlet pipe. The ends are bevelled to facilitate this process, and therefore the weldolet is considered a butt-weld fitting. Weldolet (Welding Outlet) is designed to minimize stress concentrations and provide integral reinforcement. manufactured to meet your specific reinforcement requirements.

What is a weldolet (Welding Outlet)?

A Weldolet is commonly known on drawings as a WOL and makes a 90° branch connection. It comes in full size or reducing for a straight piece of pipe. A weldolet is designated by the run length by the branch length. For example a 6-inch weldolet on a 19-inch pipe would be a 19×6 Weldolet. 

Dimensions Weldolet Size on Size -STD- MSS SP97

What is a weldolet?

DIMENSIONS NPS 1/2 TO 24

NPSABCD
1/23/4

19.05
1.3/8

34.93
15/16

23.81
5/8

15.88
3/47/8

22.23
1.5/8

41.28
1.3/16

30.16
13/16

20.64
11.1/16

26.99
2

50.80
1.7/16

36.51
1.1/32

26.19


31.75
2.3/8

60.3
1.3/4

44.45
1.3/8

34.93
1.5/16

33.34
2.7/8

73
2

50.80
1.5/8

41.28
2

38.10


88.90
2.9/16

65.09
2.1/16

52.39
1.5/8

41.28
4.1/16

103.19
3

76.20
2.7/16

61.91
31.3/4

44.45
4.13/16

122.24
3.11/16

93.66
3.1/16

77.79
2

50.80
5.3/8

136.53
3.7/8

98.43
3.9/16

90.49
42

50.80
6

152.40
4.3/4

120.65
4

101.60
5

57.15
7.1/8

180.98
5.9/16

141.29
5.1/16

128.59
62.3/8

60.3


215.90
6.11/16

169.86
6.1/16

153.99
82.3/4

69.85
10.3/8

263.53
8.11/16

220.66
7.15/16

201.61
103.1/16

77.79
12.9/16

319.09
10.13/16

274.64
10

254.00
123.3/8

85.73
14.7/8

377.83
12.13/16

325.44
12

304.80
14

88.90
16.1/8

409.58
14.1/16

357.19
13¼

336.55
163.11/16

93.66
18¼

463.55
16.1/16

407.99
15¼

387.35
184.1/16

103.19
20.3/4

527.05
18.5/8

473.08
17¼

438.15
204.5/8

117.48
23.1/16

585.79
20.1/16

509.59
19¼

488.95
245.3/8

136.53
27.7/8

708.03
25.1/8

638.18
23¼

590.55
NPSABCD

General notes:

  • Dimensions: Top Row in Inches / Bottom Row in millimeters.
  • Root Gap – X – “Space” for welding the O’let is raised off the run pipe to establish proper

    weld gap by placing spacers, e.g. welding rods, under the fitting. This provides a uniform

    welding gap between the curvature of the run and base of fitting.
  • L = Dimensions Center Line of Run Pipe + X (Root Gap) + A (height of Weldolet).
  • Bevelled Ends ASME B16.9 and B16.25.
  • Source comes from Bonney Forge (except the sizes in millimeters).
  • Weldolet is a registered name. Another often used name is Welding Outlet.

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